Low Income / Social Services

AgedOut.com is for young adults who were in government care in BC. It's an up-to-date warehouse of information on resources and services available to young adults and a learning tool to help people feel empowered as they leave care.

We built AgedOut.com after listening to the voices of former youth in care to make sure the site meets their needs. more info

This credit is a non-taxable amount paid to help low‑income individuals and families with the carbon taxes they pay.more info

Looking for assistance? Not sure what benefits are out there for you? Try the Benefits Finder for a customized list of federal, provincial and territorial programs and services!more info

The Canada child tax benefit is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help them with the cost of raising children under age 18.more info

Child Care Subsidy is a monthly payment to assist eligible British Columbia families with the cost of child care.more info

For over 35 years, Disability Alliance BC (formerly BC Coalition of People with Disabilities) has been a provincial, cross-disability voice in British Columbia.more info

Need help filing Your Personal Tax Return? A volunteer from Mission Community Services Society, trained by the Canada Revenue Agency, will help prepare & electronically file (if eligible).more info

If you are in need and have no other resources, you may be eligible for income assistance. This can help support your transition to employment.more info

PovNet provides online tools that facilitate communication, community and access to information around poverty-related issues in British Columbia and Canada.more info

If you are living with a disability in B.C., there are programs and services available you. These programs and services get funding of more than $5 billion each year. They are offered through government, crown agencies and corporations.more info